Wigan artists Ellie Leigh, left, and  Anna FC Smith,  at the free toddler orientated art workshop and messy play session, taking inspiration from Seeing Things exhibition, at The Edge, Wigan.Wigan artists Ellie Leigh, left, and  Anna FC Smith,  at the free toddler orientated art workshop and messy play session, taking inspiration from Seeing Things exhibition, at The Edge, Wigan.
Wigan artists Ellie Leigh, left, and Anna FC Smith, at the free toddler orientated art workshop and messy play session, taking inspiration from Seeing Things exhibition, at The Edge, Wigan.

Toddlers get messy with paint and stickers during fun art workshop in Wigan

Creative youngsters have been getting messy in a fun art workshop held in Wigan.

A free toddler-orientated art workshop and messy play session was held at The Edge by TERM Art Classes, run by Wigan artist Anna FC Smith.

Children could enjoy decorating their own fish with shiny stickers and colourful shapes, or get messy with poster paint, stamps and rollers to create a watery river.

It took inspiration from the visual arts exhibition Seeing Things, which showcases the work of nine artists based in the North West, curated by Wigan’s Matthew Wood.

Seeing Things is funded by the Arts Council and runs until Thursday, February 29 at The Edge.

It took inspiration from the visual arts exhibition Seeing Things, which showcases the work of nine artists based in the North West, curated by Wigan’s Matthew Wood.